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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

CHICAGO, June l0.-At the beginning Of
todss's hearing In the boodler trial various
witnesses testified to McGsriele's good req
utation prior 70 The charges now made.
Several County Commissioners then called,
and & stise,i as the way bills reexemined
and passed by the County Board, and also
as 20 various other matters connectef with
the Boards basiness. Oae OF the Cornmis-
sIoners in eross exsuiaaiion ss;t re had
contribuie,t 10 \ fund 10 pay cDansei in this
case. and that he was hin -eii resting under
fourteen indictme1fs IN ,;.'nspFacy 10 de-
fraud the county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
FIGHTING EvlcrcN.
Another Dsy of Battling With the Baiiins
at Bodyke.

at Bodyke.
DrBLrs. June iO.-The resistance offered
the evic,ors 81 Bodyke today portepds very
serious trouble. The Government may
deem il Necessary to employ troops more
than heretofore. When the evicting party
reached the house Of 0'Hallsran, whom
they intended 10 remove. they found that a
deep trench had been dug ABOUT the house,
and every precaution taken for defense.
The lower part of The house was strongly
barricaied, and ten men. including two
Americans. stood behind the doors aid win
dows up stairs with boiling uster.
The bsilids began 10 crovbar q hole in
the wall. From this work they were driven
by scalding water poured by the women in
he upper windows. An inspector mounted
ladder placed against window, ana tried
20 drive the women away. but nc was igno-
miniously defeated aud beaten down. A
constable with fixed bayonet then AZ :
tempted the same feat. His head was bad
~ battered and he was scalded, but in de-
tending himscif he inflicted several severe
gushes upon his assallsnts.
Another constable also failed to dislodee
ihs women from their stronghold. Another
la.ferwas procured and one after another
OF The oaiiifis who mounted were driven
back. At this juncture Mr. Cox,
10 climb the ladder and speak to the
inmates. but the the police would not per-
nit him. sni pulled him down. A council
OF war was held a4d finally a constable
carrying a rifle succeeded in gaining en-
trance. lie had scarcely gotten inside VIXEN
his rifle was rresi sd from him and in the
fight the consiables life was imperiled
several times. but be succeeded in psking
his escape.
Father Hannah at last came 10 their aid.
and fearing lest more e1ectual and serious
means should be employed TO dislodge the
tenants, ne entered The house and per-
formed the Office of mediator. he coun-
seled moderation and begged the tenants to
otter no further resistance. The eviction
was then accomplished and the inmates
arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
JACKSONVILLE HAPPENINGS.
a Grist OF Personal and Other Matters
Ground Throu.h the Nil.

tk@s-ett- ~ Nt~-4-@A ---t@A
HUps0xyILLE. June l0.-Nrs. IsaacWaite
is on the sick list-Bert Decator and Tom
Walsh have returned from Minnesota.-
Miss Belle Hudson has returned from a
visit in Grand Rapids. Atsen will
paint the Valley City red this week
Several persons have knocked for admit
tanee into the Georgetown Grange and they
will wrestle with the goat AT the next meet
ing. The Grange is q thriving institution
ia the section OF the county. marked iD-
dlcation of wide-swake intelligent forming
community a couple of prominent
Hudsonvilleites. gentleman and his wife.
went to the station here and waited long
time for the train Sunday, and then stood
and gazed in undisiguscd admiration, OF
blank amazement, a. the train went thnn-
dering by without stopping. Perhaps they
only went down TO see the cars go by, but
there is \ suspicion that they wanted 10 so
10 Ottawa Beacn.-H. Chas. Covey is on
the programme of the North and South
Ottawa Teachers Association TO be held AT
Grand Haven June J., he Will introduce
the discussion should Algebra be Taught
ia District Schools. ls."--Chiidren's Day
will be observed by the Oranges in this
vicinity today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
GAZING HEAvENWARD
SCIENTISTS eAretase TIE BALLOON
uhlrh it t. Ihess rs uil R.ss osss nseh'
kxa4 -Ths st2G. Eae.Haeznear ;. -
y.-GE.Ra kspias CsDs1Fss FIRST
FEfzs = Asehix2a HsaEioA-

t<<>+<t4 - "a t--t@@-< ~-e~--
I.xxsIss. JaDs i8.-oergels =. B. Coeger
ana ASSISTANT T. II. Nimaao vii make 90
sersstsoRs today. SATURDAY AID Sunday,
from a "a. 10 10 .. IA. dariag the tine Of
Ehs aerial sight Of the balloon seat uP al 81.
E.oais TIE siE-shiD IS manned ~ signal
service snpioys And Is seat ap - The New
fork R9rla % thai comparisons may bs
made upon temperature AIR currents. etc.
on the earth and ia the enpgrssn. Ihis -
the thlfd tine thai such al undertaking
las been attempted. aud ss neither Of The
others proved = gilded success, What may
De tbs result Of thIs trip Is watched win .
great deal OF interest By all signal service
and scisntine men.
This morning Oscar Case vas sent dls-
patch by the authorities Of the VI. g, IN
slrucEing him 20 aivise residents IN this
vicinity 70 be on the lookout for papers
dropped BY the balloon, IS the indications
are that IL will pass over Southern Mich
igan. Dispatches wiil De dropped whenever
,ne gosssmsr floats over a city. and persons
hnding them are requested 10 report TO the
nearest y ehigan Central Railway station
at once. where the message win be flashed
direct TO New York for publication.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

NKw YoRK. June l0.-This wss the Last
day of the Spring meeting of the American
Jockey Club at Jerome Park. The track
was heavy and slow. First race--iiye fur.
longs: Billy Brown. l; Tongue. 2; Fit
away, 3. Time, I:073.
Second raoe--one and one-sixteenth
miles: Quito, i; Almy, ?; Anarchy, 3
Time. 1:5il.
Third rsce-oDe and one-sixteenth miles
Stockton. /: Brynwood, 2. Time, I:5s.
Fourth race-one and one-fourth miles
Tenhooker. ]; Brown Duke, .; Greenfield
5. Time, 2:l3.
Fifth ace-Three-fourths OF q mile
Brior. /; Himslsya, 2; Burgomaster. 3
Time. 1:224.
Sixth race-Three. fourihs OF mile: Lit
tie Minch, ]; Strstnspey, 2 Queen ol
Hearts. 3. Time. l:lel.
Seventh race-Steeple chase. full course;
Judge Griffith. /. Marlborough, 2, Disturb
ance. 3. Time, 4:3l!.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
MORE FORoEnlEs.
Two More of Foiisff's RAscsfiy Tricks ID
oovsred-s5oo Gone

Two More of Foiisft's Rssosfiy Tricks pis-
covsrsd-ssoo Gone
In December. 1855, while settling up sn
estate in the Probate Court. IL was found
that Susie Sewhouse. employed by x. j.
Horton. fell heir 10 s2eo. This she desired
10 have put out nj interest and asked Judge
FoIlett 10 make q loan Of II for her. A short
time Afterwards he reported that hs had
loaned IL OF good security 10 Edward jones
Simmons, fsrmer residing in Ottawa ooun-
" near Coopersvilie. He presented mort
gsee regular in form drawn by w. F.ksiifs
Ersi.ser ~ leeds of Ottawa coan-
~. and witnessed by Foiieu and y.
=. Warner. Lss; Earoh foliett paid
the interest on the mortgage for year ana
three months, stating that the nsortgafee
desired little more time Ca tie principal.
Miss Newhouse. learning Of foiieus other
rsscalities. feared that ber mortgage might
night be lust right and made al investiFs
ton. she linds that the description OF The
land is impossible. ibe registry certificate 10
forgery and the name OF the mortssgof
and one Of the witnesses are forSeries, or
rather fictitious names.
Another forgery was DISCOVERIES in the
Probate Office yesterday. Some time ago
Horace H. Richards. ol Paris, who
was guardian 20 an imbecile child.
was settling some affairs Of the estate with
Register Hire when the latter told Richards
that be would be required 10 pay interest
on the sum OF $500 Belonging to the infant
Richards protested against this saying thai
be had failed TO end any one who would
paw him interest for 1t. The matter Wa
taken before Judge Folleu and he said
"oh, never mind charging him any inter.
est" The dsy following Fetlsti visited
Mr. Richards al bis home and desired "
borrow the money. he gsve Richards Z
paper properly filled oct with J.. H.
hawkins on II ~ security. Tbts paper vs'
shown to Mr.. Hh. kins. who declared that
ne never signed Il and that Il IL forgery
These are tao OF the worst cases askins'
Follett aud more Are expected 70 turn up si
any tirle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Anosber IsrEs saeiepos wss present st
Smiths 0psrs House lsst evening - s>e TIE
greatest rsudsvills sntertslnmsnf that bee
sppesrsd q. tbs thestrs this season Az
tonio von CORE perforus uirsenioos non-
fs-fion fe~+s ens nns be ssen 70 ~ sp-
F-seaate<: Estlsv s-sd enc Alton bTr par.
forrasnoe it simply von1erful % Fipst-
suieF broth<rs s-t rfth0Ert a9tN Hz9
fnsrnzsior neutertius snt 5ssnozs. - dsnr.
nrx ssd sre erss fsxtnrs Cxsxfos6 sn5
Keetink ere ft5s rrfasest high kjeke-s are
f-rezssQus desesvs snd receive b>er*r sn.
cores II 7. HevsYd. the teoo- ezsse0ist 3
sre.iisrt xsf25s Bar~as "~ingins snd
sksFTfnr rrE< 1spnss tlras sbS fzecufieu
beiFg rerfset TIE beiapos - sssis csFnrasT
fressut ussnr nsy szd t1s-flins ssnsstiors.
Al $50 sfssr~zase grnsa variety ffsrv
snoalf nr1 fsI ~ go ee ><e7s a rastiB1e
vif - efFer tkfs sffernoD1 - eferx
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

PTTTsEUReH. June l0.--Two small fires in
the Western Union Office here were put out
last night. They resulted from crossed
wires. At $50 this morning. when bat two
operators we're in the Office. the switch
board caught IRE. The blaze communi-
Gated to the fifh floor. vhere 500 battery
cells wers stored. These cells we're covered
with signal oil. about eight barrels being
thus used. The oil aided in the spread of
ths Ere. and before the firemen arrived the
flames were shooting from the windows.
snd Pittsburgh uss cut OF a. far 81 fhe
Western Jnion Was Concerned The com
pan ? s loss Il $4,000. Tie telephone com.
rany lost al their wires, repressntinc
Szp COO IN value. The building i dsmsgsi
"a nfs4 rn~fh
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
CENTRAL CRY coNcElT.
The Jackson Guards Propose To Tackle
Our Champfons.

Ia view Of the fact that no Fo1rth of
July celebration is probable here, the Jack
son Guard is trying 10 arrange for one
which shall not only provide the members
with good time bat will enable the COM
pany 10 add another 10 the list OF laurels
already won A committee consisting Of
Captain 5. H. Avery and Frank Egg.eston
went 10 Grand Rapids yesterday 10 invite
the Custer Guard Of that city 70 a test Of
which is the better drilled organization. At
the Washington drill the Grand Rapids
company $40 points out Of q possible SO.
Since then the entire corporation OF Grand
Rapids has been 10 elateS that, In military
matters il Is not come-at-able with a forty
rod pole. The claim OF champions of Mich
igan and all that sort of thing has been
sounded at every opportunity. If a COM
.petitive drill can be arranged and the Jack
son Guard maintains its od-tipe reputation
Grand Rapids will have the eonceit ta1en
on; of them in quick time, march The
Central City may have TO take back seat in
the simple matter of population, bat when
military is the subject of discussion. has a
'.git thar stroke every time. Jackson Pa
frief lime y
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
Tho ST. Louis Races.

ST. LoUIs, June l0.-First race-one mile
Fort won; Egmont, 2; Malaria, 3. Time.
LAP.
Second race-Three-qusrters OF q mile:
Nsndeland. !; Jack Cocks. ?, Oscar. 3. Time.
liz.
Third racs-ope aud one eighth miles:
st. Valentine. l; Gold Flea. 2; hopedaIe. 5.
Time, 1881.
Fourth rsce-one and one.qusrier miles:
Terra Gotta won; Carrie. 2 hsboney, 3.
Time, 2l24
Fifth race-one and one-sixteenib miles:
Psnams won; Florence T., 2; HorDpipe 3.
Tihe, L50s.
Sixth rnce--one mile: Pete Willis, /: En-
cbsntress, ?. Emma AaDley. ). Tune,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

E0xs, June l0.-Ia the Chsmber Of De-
puties today The Governmsnt wss intrrro-
msnt On the part Of the Crown toward =
reconciliation With she Vatican snd an sni-
mated discussion ensVed. Sixaor Crislsi.
Ninisfer of the Interior. denied that the
Government was seeking reconciliation
with the Pore and decisrsd it was in
no rsv concerned in vhsleyer steps the
vatican might te taking With a view 0f
sfect.nx religious peaee wisa Italy. Indeed,
ae said. the operations of TIE Vatican were
viewed VITA perfect indiferencs ~ the
Government bat should recaRcilistioa ever
become accomplished. the fact IA would
never ~ such ss would be in tie least
detrimental 70 national rights
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

MoSTRx.L. June io,--wsrdsn Benson. OF
Maniioss Psnitentisry, warns the Domin-
ION government that the hslf-breeds and
Indians are becoming daily more aggressive
a.d that unless they are checked trouoss
msy be expected. The half-breeds are 80
vel satisfied With the result Of the last re-
beiion and the msnner in which their
claims have been paid that thew are ready
for q renewal Of hostilities Acting 90 Bed
ford's advice. the force in many stations
will be d0nbled and the police reinforced
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
Iasor-They Become hilarious.

There was hilarious time for a few mo-
ments last evening in the armory of the
Jackson Guard after the evening drill was
over and just before the company had
broken ranks. The first demonstration
was when Lieutenant Henry l.. Hunt
passed the cigars down the line~the proper
thing TO do. Of course. -afser so important an
event as has just occurred In which he fig
ured in so prominent manner. He was
also called on for few remarks, and then
was greeted with such a round of cheers as
is seldom equaled for heartiness.
The nezt demonstration was when Cap
tain Hatch announced there is possibility
OF Il contest with the Custer Guard OF Grand
Rapids. Then the cheers broke out afresh,
and ended with round for the Captain.
In day or two il will be known inst what
the Grand Rapids company will do. IL il
decides TO meet the Jackson boys. the latter
will spend the time between now and July
in hard work.-P1friot. Jifae 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

as~ mss. Or EasA~Fssrs nsspss~s - .
ssrs~eexFs fksek

ss~s~ ssxFs Tks~k
Ca "Wednesday i4ss Azsn ~ vera tss =. u
Bsnnssf. he Asrs<aliaris;, ef 4 slkss iowa
sAia. ssw sAsee 1sys n ths sss~~s~srs
g2Esll. TAs esss vac rsssas a ths GU
we're srss,xssszs whs sAaa1kt tAsasseass
smart eneast 70 sssal tee ssriss vitioas
A~laF Ssaxht. When thsy dlseessssS thai
they wsrs bsins vssohes Ties tfisd & 60
cape sad I've ef thszn sos away bal lie
o.Asr ~ss espfarsa BY ths nsn - he wss
xsttinx over lhs ssnes s1d tsks1 h~ek 10
Nr Bennslfs Tosideae<. Mr.. hsnnsis ~
iuss xbasa 10 starr fsr kls city, sna o'n.
ciuaeS a. gsks l1< yoaEf nssn slezf aAo
tarn MIN over to the ef<feeFs. 20 the ~
thsy stepped 81 the rusiasaos 81 j. r h,sh-
ards - aeliyeT some berries. shch II
Bennett closs vstcA upon his prisoner ~
trscss1 siieat1on. and bs expssins1 hos As
osns % have tie yonnE I.-An " sas.sos !
Among these present wss ku. bts hutnsT-
ford. Who asked the boy what hs sss VII
ling - &c 70 avoid gang % jsl sna ht 70
piled that hs would work faithfully iar NJ.
kenness for . week. II thai woald ssstis ne
matter. Af. Bennett said hs oid not w<nt
10 panisk the boy more Than neocssAff W
tas n him . icseon and That ks h< had con
hoenos in the Judgment of won1cn. ns
would agree that Mrs. Rutherforo should
ssy what should b< done with the boy ssa
hs would execute the senteno<. "suoks
Rutherford dsrided that the prisoner shouid
work for Ar. Bennett Tor tbs ssfm ~ tse
dsys. The prisoner vas vel sstisted with
the senfeno<, and returned 10 the fsfis sno
went TO work. The boys mother, however,
heard thsi he had been captured sns s'1a
Appeared al he lsrm and legged fSf his 20
lease. She il sn old lady aud she pleaded
elosaently for her son. oneHee 20 psy dam
ages end more, bat Mr.. b<nnett sss hrm.
telling her that the boy should serve oui his
sentence. that il might save him froin fslnt
TO Jail etc. bus when the old isds began %
shed tears, be relsnted. and after severely
reprimanding the BOY for csusing tis
mother 60 much trouble. told ham 10 50
home. be better boy. and Try 10 make Der
happy. TIE mother took her son and de-
parted with . much lighter heart than
when she came the boy promising that hs
would never be caught In such trouble
Again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

LoSnoS, Jzne io.--In The House ofCom
mons this evening . resoiu>iea Of ". II.
smith. sirst Lord q the treasury. isguir-
ing action On ths Crimes u a. 70 ,. m.
friiar. June g.. vas. sffer Ieuxthr and
ss1uewhet hitter disrnesicn aiorfai ~ 4
vote af 2s4 - 187 PsrneiFs arsarfrr,. .ns
that TIE HouSe declined ~ sSnrfir1 the 49,
olnfirr of the Government liuaitirr ths
f.ee.,ern ~ 5ctste ami asssfirr the rtAfs
of r,inorifies. we're Fe,ected. iel 70 Isl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE
ssxksy = Gays DRY nsss f<ru>fis De-
ssfsyss - ftss 1s>< Nixst


At I'D lAsi = izAt nxnass ssfs ei<oessssd
issaiRz fron tA< n9rEbsssE ssoT2sz q tAs
czy klln snd storage ke1ss q ths Esrkss =
Gay fsnitzrs csarsny. lsczisa . ths car
ser of okxxs and F.irbsnks sls An alarm
wzs turpst IN ~ box Is. 81 lie eorner 0f
Ottawa xnd Nslorldsssss., sna also
from EnKins Heass Ma By
tie uGe the nfs dse<rEAo1l
rs2eAed the scene ths nAlnes lad
spread 70 tie h1xs plea if ssrdsos
lember % tie Eorth side Of The building
ana they we're sooa biaxins aP aga into
tbesir Several streams xer< sooE play inz
0n the ire and despite TIE dirheatsy Of
hghtiRx the naEses snoox tie Humber u
xss soon gotten uAder eontrol. part Of the
bnii2ing being saved
The loss On suilaing Is smAlA. but the icss
and damage Ga hardwood l0aber-nossly
ssinus-xill not iali short OF s1eo. The
sru cssriss a small Insurance. ia the Merch.
ants and Manufactures Insurance. Co., Of
this eity and in Ohio eompsniss.
The bremen did excellent work and what
bid fair 10 prove . most disastrous con-
fagFafion owing 20 the great quantity Of
lumber piled In the vicinity. was soon
under control
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
.RACESANO BASE BALL
yssres0Asas OUT Dooa sposT.
Races - -. Louie sHd 5exexAs Para
Dssrsas strlkss . ssss s4sp h@l.s>s-
sss's ktek 80 tss l1apAzs-
h4s< Fall SCORES

s<<>sAsss xs4tssls
DxTEosfs June lo.-fhs management Of
the Detroit ei1b has always considered
Friday pear day Ia points Of attendance.
and today wss 40 exception Lsss than
I've ha9afed people witnessed tie slakxes
Isop the earth with the Heosisrs- Hssiy
pltehs1 horriele game Ms vlldasss kse1
Hseketl ~ . lively dxns. TIE Egs ptlsn
gave seven bases on balls and n addition 10
this the Wolverines whkcked cat twenty
f~e clean bits Richardson, Thompson and
Broaikers doing some very heavy willow
work. Young shindls oomnistsly captured
the crowd by his brilliant work today.
He knocked out . double ana . single.
be will nov &c permanent feature 81 the
third b4x Tor Detroit The visitors could
10 nothing with Wiedmxn, playing 9
niserabls nsldingI game. Seery and shom-
berg alone playing without sn error.
Detroit ........-......s 0 & o2 . i-m
Indianapolis .....-~..l . o. Z
h@se Hts Deiroit. ~ Id Anapolis q
Err0rs gwen.
Batteries and Brlsiy. Healy and
Hsckef
Dnpire-Do~seher
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
Honorably Acqultt I'd.

sxtAessSt Hst ytIS-ssH-stssNs-
MORLEY. June l0.-"Dell' Brady. OF
Morley. whom the Muskegon shingle Com
pany had arrested for forgery last Winter,
had his trial in Big Rapids yesterday before
Judge Fuller and was honorably acquitted,
his accasers not being able TO make q case.
Everyone here Is very much eiated over
Mr.. BIsdy's scquittal as it was generally
thought that il was put up JOB. Sam
II. Gay defended him in an able manner
and succeeded in getting verdict withou;
swearing witness. Mr.. Ducey. the presi-
cent OF the company. was completely
knocked out" by Mr. Ctey's interrogations.
Brady commenced suit Immediately for
slo 600 damages against his prosecutors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
TAKING LIFE EASY.
Lumbermsn Carr Holds "a Public RECEIPT
lon mt tho Jail.

Lumbermsn Carr Holds a Public Receipt
lon mt the Jail.
J. NJ. Carr. the well known lumberman.
who was imprisoned in the County Jail
Thursday by Ware & Tucker for debt, sp-
peared TO b. in good spirits when seen By
a reporter for the TELEGRAM HERALD last
evening, and said: III slept very soundly
last night and woke up feeling much re-
frsshed. After breakfast ons after another
o(niy friends called to see me and have
Mld perfect leyee all day. Most of them
were outspoken in declaring my arrest and
incarceration an outrage on civilization
J am very thankful 10 my numerous
friends who have called and Shall always
remember their kindness" As promin-
cnt lumberman expresses Il. 'Its shame
that such a hard worker as Carr Should be
locked up for deb: after be had turned oil
bis property over 10 his creditors"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

Judge Brown. Of BlS Rapids. q nernbsr
Of the Board Of Managers Of the Soldiers
Home rss in the city Yesterday, consulting
With General Pieree and Colonel Wells ss
70 the proposed Improvements st the
Hone The managers ere anxious 70 have
the sTstem OF wafer works which e 20 hs
put n for Ere protection completed 50 soon
ss ranzeshle
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

ST. PArL. hinn., June 0--The labor
troubles. which began with strike Of the
carpenters for zine hours, are growing
more serious. The bricklsyers lsss night
resolved % sfffae this morning. and s7 this
action no exisyess Who are members of
the Un;on went % work today On build
inzs where scab ksrpsntsrs are employed.
There are f.sao Tnion bricklsysrs in the
city. Other trades premise to strike II this
does not bring the bosses to tiras.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11

The Grand Rapids express. which leaves
Saginaw early in the evening and arrives
here at 1850, was thrown from the track
two miles esss Of Merritt station Thursday
uight, the engine and baggage car being
completely wrecked Engineer wi6eman,
Fireman.: cortes and Bsgzsremsn Sanford
we're al severely bat not dangerously IL
iured. The damage is estimated - $50 600.
The incoming trains we're al delayed sev-
srzl hours By the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
RURLsIGH'S CHALLENGE.
The Billiard 81 aapion VIII Go to Detroi
and, IL Possible. Make y Match
with Mckeura

and, IL Possible. Make . Match
with AckeuEz
Billy Burleigh, the well known champion
billiard player, leaves for Detroit Tuesday
night accompanied by his hacker The OBJ
jeci of the visit is to arrange, II possible, q
match witl Hsrvey p McKenua, the man
whom he recently defested 80 badly in this
city. Since that time Mckenns has spent
his leisure hours IN talking billiards and
misleading reporters by stating that be had
money on deposit here which had not been
covered. The feet IL hckenna made no de-
posit, as il would have been covered too
readily by Bufleigh's hackers. Burleigh de-
sires TO pat an end TO this game OF wind,
and II McKenna has any sand will arrange
a match. 400 points. cushion csroms. for Q
purse Of $3.50, 800 CT $1,000. Nckeuns
must accept or drop bis game Of bluff and
scknosledge that be is no cushion worker.
McKenpa can plsy straight rail billiards
very well, bat no player 81 reputation pisys
this game. slosson, ShseffeT and Yignsnx
viii not play this game and II is 40 ante
deiuvian that billiard szperis do not clsss Il
among The games any more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
CAMP LOGAN.
The Grand Rapids sons of Veterans TAX
the First Prizc.

the FIrst Prfzo.
txs@ossss 1st ytNtssNu.sttNSs.
WHITEHALL, June l0.--The fourth an
nual encarnpment of the Sons of Veterans.
Michigan Division. was held at Whitehall,
June Z, 5, and 10. The affair was CON-
plete success. Delegates were sent from all
all parts OF the State Addresses were
made By Gen. b. NJ. Cutcheon, of Manis-
tee Gen. Geo. n. Abbott, of Chicago; Gen.
PANE, OF Ohio, and L. @. Rutherford. OF
ua-t. Prizes were won d. Grand Rapids
camp Il, artillery camp 10 of Kalamazoo,
and Mnskegon campls in the order named.
The weather was fine and large crowd was
in attendance. The camp was named
Camp Logan. About two hundred and
fifty delegates were in attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
ATerrihie Accident.

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ANN ARBoE, June 10.-John Burg. IA
years old. the son Of prominent merchant,
was run over by the cars on the T. & a. A.
railroad this morning while watching Fore
paugh's circus unload. He jumped from a
moving tain and fell. and his legs were
crushed. An amputatIon was aftervard
performed. Much sympathy for the family
Is expressed. The mother has been at the
point of death for several days.